Hauora hinengaro o takatāpui: analysing the effectiveness of mental health policies in addressing the needs of Takatāpui in Aotearoa New Zealand.

IF 1.8 3区 医学 Q2 FAMILY STUDIES
Emma Benvie-Watson,Lara M Greaves
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Abstract

Many studies have documented the effect that colonisation has had on takatāpui, that is, Māori (the Indigenous peoples of New Zealand) with diverse gender identities, sex characteristics and sexualities. In this paper, we explore whether current Aotearoa New Zealand (hereafter Aotearoa) mental health policies meet the needs of takatāpui. We identified five mental health policy needs, informed by the literature. We then explored policy documents from government ministries, district health boards and non-government organisations to see the extent to which policy met these needs. Four themes were present in the literature analysed: an overall lack of acknowledgment of takatāpui and intersectionality; promising engagement with the needs of takatāpui by NGOs; symbolic commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi; and some limited engagement with Māori health models. The findings show promise in some areas but demonstrate a lack of engagement by policy to meet the needs of takatāpui.
Hauora hinengaro o takatāpui:分析心理健康政策在满足新西兰奥特亚罗瓦 Takatāpui 人需求方面的有效性。
许多研究记录了殖民化对 takatāpui 的影响,takatāpui 是指具有不同性别认同、性特征和性取向的毛利人(新西兰土著人)。在本文中,我们探讨了当前新西兰奥特亚罗瓦(以下简称奥特亚罗瓦)的心理健康政策是否满足takatāpui的需求。根据文献资料,我们确定了五种心理健康政策需求。然后,我们研究了来自政府部门、地区卫生委员会和非政府组织的政策文件,以了解政策在多大程度上满足了这些需求。在分析的文献中,我们发现了四个主题:总体上缺乏对 "takatāpui "和交叉性的认识;非政府组织对 "takatāpui "需求的参与前景良好;对 "Te Tiriti o Waitangi "的象征性承诺;以及对毛利人健康模式的有限参与。研究结果表明,在某些领域有希望,但在满足takatāpui的需要方面缺乏政策参与。
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